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Desert Rhythms Crossbody Bag

Printed from an original artwork by Ngadju artist Kyle Wicker, from the Great Western Woodlands of Western Australia.

AU$120Free delivery in Australia

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The Desert Rhythms Crossbody Bag held by its shoulder strap
Front of the Desert Rhythms Crossbody Bag showing Kyle Wicker’s artwork

These are product mockups. Printed colours can look slightly darker than on screen.

Carry Culture

Desert Rhythms Crossbody Bag

AU$120Free delivery in Australia

Kyle’s original artwork, printed onto a faux leather crossbody bag that works as a shoulder bag or a clutch. Each one is made to order.

  • Printed from an original artwork by Ngadju artist Kyle Wicker
  • Faux leather outer, 100% polyester lining
  • 27.9 × 20.3 × 3.8 cm (11 × 8 × 1.5 in)
  • Zip-top closure, with inside zip and slip pockets
  • Removable wrist strap, plus an adjustable, removable shoulder strap (drop about 36 to 69 cm)
  • Dark grey (gunmetal) hardware

Made to order. Please allow 17 to 25 business days for delivery.

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Buying a bag helps support Ngadju Dancers.

Kyle Wicker’s original artwork used on the bag: flowing forms and dot work in ochre, orange and cream on black

The artwork

Kyle’s own design

The design on every Desert Rhythms bag is an original artwork by Kyle Wicker. The bag is printed from it, so the art you carry is Kyle’s, not a stock or licensed pattern.

The artist

Kyle Wicker

Ngadju artist · Great Western Woodlands, WA · Founder of Carry Culture

Kyle Wicker is a Ngadju artist from the Great Western Woodlands of Western Australia. He designed the artwork on the Desert Rhythms bag and founded Carry Culture. Kyle is also part of Ngadju Dancers.

Support our mob

From the same mob as Ngadju Dancers

Ngadju Dancers is an Aboriginal-led troupe based in Norseman, WA. For around 30 years they have shared Ngadju culture through dance, story and connection, with school incursions, cultural awareness training and performances.

Buying a bag is one way to support the troupe financially.

Visit ngadjudancers.comBuy a bag

How it works

Made to order, delivered free

  1. 01

    You order

    Pay securely through Stripe. You’ll get a receipt by email.

  2. 02

    It’s printed for you

    Our print partner prints Kyle’s artwork onto your bag. Nothing is made until you order.

  3. 03

    It’s delivered free

    Posted to your door anywhere in Australia, usually within 17 to 25 business days, with tracking emailed when it ships.

FAQ

Questions

Who designed the artwork?
Kyle Wicker, a Ngadju artist from the Great Western Woodlands of Western Australia. Kyle is also the founder of Carry Culture.
Is each bag an original painting?
No. Each bag is printed from Kyle’s original artwork, so every bag carries the same design. The artwork itself is Kyle’s own work, not a stock or licensed pattern.
What is the bag made of?
A faux leather outer with a 100% polyester lining. It measures 27.9 × 20.3 × 3.8 cm, closes with a zip, and has inside zip and slip pockets. It comes with a removable wrist strap and an adjustable, removable shoulder strap. The blank bag is sourced from China and printed to order by our print partner.
How long does delivery take?
Each bag is made to order, so please allow 17 to 25 business days for delivery. Delivery is free anywhere in Australia, and you’ll be emailed tracking details once your bag ships.
Do you ship outside Australia?
Not at the moment. We only deliver within Australia.
What if something is wrong with my bag?
Email us at hello@carryculture.com.au with your order details and a photo. If your bag is faulty, damaged, or isn’t as described, you’re entitled to a repair, replacement or refund under Australian Consumer Law. See our shipping and returns policy.
Can I return it if I change my mind?
Because every bag is made to order, we don’t offer refunds for change of mind. This doesn’t affect your rights under Australian Consumer Law if there’s a problem with your bag.
How does buying a bag support Ngadju Dancers?
Carry Culture comes from the same mob as Ngadju Dancers. Buying a bag is one way to support the troupe financially.
How do I care for the bag?
Wipe it clean with a soft, damp cloth. Don’t machine wash or soak it.

Anything else? Email hello@carryculture.com.au